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# Firebird configuration file
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#RootDirectory =
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#SortMemBlockSize = 1048576
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#SortMemUpperLimit = 268435456
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#TempDirectories =
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#GuardianOption = 1
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# Specify the root directory under which firebird is installed.
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#RootDirectory = /usr/local/firebird
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# Turn on/off special handling for openning nfs data files
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# The following option works if a database file exists on a NFS mounted
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# partition.
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# The original behavour in InterBase(r) was to try and connect to a firebird
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# db server on the remote machine via port 3050, this ensures that all opens
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# of a file occur on the same machine and locking etc can be handled
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# appropriately.
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# However this often causes frustration since often you end up in a position
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# where you really do want db files to be opened by the local process even
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# though it resides on a nfs share. So the next option allows us to turn
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# this 'feature' off.
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#RemoteFileOpenAbility = 0
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